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It is said to be a special feature of Chinese soft styles, alleged to be rarely, if at all, found in other martial arts, although different schools have differing definitions of the term. In general, the training used to cultivate nei jin is called "n?i gōng" 內功, in distinction to external training that is known as "w?i gōng", 外功. A famous example of nei jin is known as "fā j?n" 発勁, a technique trained by practitioners of the internal Chinese martial arts to throw opponents great distances away from them.
Category:Chinese martial arts terms This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Nei Jin".
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